internal hoardings · Suspended Ceilings
Temporary hoardings for suspended ceiling works
Works within a ceiling void can spread dust and debris far beyond the immediate area. Temporary hoardings and closures help define the works zone above and below the suspended ceiling.
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Applications
Typical applications
- 01Ceiling replacement programmes
- 02M&E and services upgrades in voids
- 03Lighting renewals
- 04Sprinkler and data cabling works
Features
Key benefits
- 01Closures planned to the ceiling void
- 02Helps limit dust migration
- 03Works with existing ceiling grids
- 04Phased relocation as works move
Planning
Project considerations
- 01Void depth and existing services
- 02Fire stopping and compartmentation
- 03Access equipment beneath
- 04Occupied spaces around the works
FAQs
Common questions
Can you close off the ceiling void as well?+
Void closures can be planned with the hoarding, subject to a survey of the services above.
Will it affect our sprinklers?+
Sprinkler and fire strategy interfaces are reviewed during planning with your team.
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